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Fort Harrison Inn

4.6

( 16 reviews )

Closed until 04:00 PM

5830 N Post Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46216, United States

Hotel Guest house Inn

“It's a beautiful building in a very pretty setting that seems secluded but is close to restaurants and shopping. The rooms are huge and well-appointed, with very comfortable beds. Staff is polite and helpful. Breakfast is adequate.”

Toojou Kota Kinabalu

4.5

( 8 reviews )

Closed until 03:00 PM

12, Jalan Masjid Lama, Bandaran Berjaya, 88000 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia

Hotel Holiday home Guest house

“We dropped into this funky boutique hotel on the recommendation of an Instagram friend. We were already booked at another hotel so didn’t check out the rooms but we did get a tour of the common areas. The lobby is really open and welcoming, and upstairs there is a nice common kitchen and really well thought out digital workspace. The interior design elements are really impressive. We spoke to some people who used the common area spaces while staying there and they loved the space. What we did do was sample some food, mocktails and coffee in their restaurant. The offerings - and prices - clearly catered European/North American palates. Two cappuccino were RM18 (CDN $5.20). While inexpensive by European/North American standards the cappuccino were nothing special and not nearly as good as the excellent Malaysian coffee available at the various Kopitiam in KK, where two coffees were routinely available for RM4.40 (CDN $1.25); and honestly we preferred the local brew. Mocktails were very well executed and good value for the money at an average of RM12.5 (CDN $3.60) each. We didn’t have any alcoholic cocktails but other reviewers rate them very highly. We tried two dishes from their interesting food menu: soft shelled crab risotto and curry laksa. The risotto was well executed and delicious, and good value for money at RM26.30 (CDN $7.15). The curry laksa was a bold attempt at a different take on a famous Borneo offering, but it fell a bit short for us. At RM22.80 (CDN $6.55) there are far better options for laksa in KK. Finally, we want to offer a caution re: the tours that are offered at the front desk. The English-speaking staff were very helpful in arranging the two tours we decided to book through them. We booked a tour of Kota Kinabalu National Park and a hot springs, as well as a Proboscis Monkey and Firefly tour. However, both tours were very disappointing, with poor guides, dubious food and poor organization. We recommend that you shop around for options before booking a tour here.”

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